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Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

The AMERICAN is in want OF several cords
Of good hard wood in payment Of subscription
Miss Crosby has re-opened her studio and
will receive pupils on Wednesday and satur-
day mornings.
The fra of Currier & Joy has just pur-
chased large safe. from the York state and
Lock Co., which is very fine piece of work.
The burning Of Halls dam allowed so
much water to escape that Mason 4 Cust-
mans mills have been shut down for few
/ days.
Capt. Henry h. Holt of tne steam tug Lit
/ tie Round Top, who has been confined 10 his
house for some time by illness, Is now able to
/ be out again.
! About dozen Texan horses were sold at
/ anction in this city. last saturday afternoon
/ Among the purchasers were Mayor Mason, r.
NJ Campbell, Thos. II. Campbell, aud 7. o..
Tracy.
Mrs. Alex. Parody has sent nice ripe
/ stawbcrry to this Office. which .he picked on
her premises in this city MONDAY last.
A blazing meteor OF large sixe vas seen
in the east At o'clock THURSDAY evening. II
was splendid natural pyroteehnical display,
A pension has been granted to Albert {.
stevens, Bluehil
There will be a social dance at Browns
Hail. Ellsworth Fails. Frida, evening oct q.
music by II. y. JOYS orchestra.
Mr.. T. J. King OF Lamoinr. who ha, been
studying dentistry in the Office OF DR.. 6. ".
In, ,ht ..;t, b.- I.f att,n,I
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
saved His Life.

Mr. u. L. WilcoXSon, OF Horse Cave. NY.
,ay> hr was. for many wears. badly afflicted
with Phthisic. also Diabetes: the pains we're
almost uncomfortable and would sometimes ~
most throw him into couvuisons. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bottle
and after taking six bottles, was entirely cured,
and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds. says
he positively believes he would have died. had
it not been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bittcrs. Sold at fifty cents q bottle hy 6. a.
ParChtr.
An eases of weak or lame back, backache
rheumatism. &c. will find relief by wearing
one OF Carter. Smart Weed and Bclladonna
Backache Plasters. Price - cents. For sale
by :. u. Wiggin.
-Canker humors Of every description.
whether in the mouth throat or stomach. are
expelled from The system hy the use % Ayers
Sar,nparilla. No other remedy can compare
with th-. as u cure for all diseases originating
in impure or impoverished blood.
Those persons who DO not need Iron, but
who are troubled with Nervousness and DyS-
pcpsa will find in Carriers Little NERVE
pm, Il most desirable article. They are most
is used iu combination with tarier's Little
Liver Pills. ard in this Way often exert most
magical effect Take iu>t unc pin Of each Kind
immediately after eating and You viii be free
from Indigestion and Dyspepsia. In Vials at
- cents. Sold by all Druggists. For sale by
:. H. " icgin.
CAUTION In our chanErahlc climate.
coughs. cold.. ana disease, ~ 'hc throat, lungs
And chest y III AWAY prevail. Cruel con-ump-
tion wtll claim H. victims. These diseases, II
ATTENDED. To in time. can be arrested and cured.
The remedy j. pR. "IstARs B,rsNM OF
WILD CHERRY.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

School in district No. | commenced
Monday; instructor, Miss Bunker, from
Trenton. The other teachers are Miss
Murch and Leonard Williams of Great
Pond
F. b. Foster has gone to Beddlngton
for fall campaign in scaling bark for f.
+. Church, the tanner.
The force pump lately put in A. n. jew
ett's well has been taken ont on account OF
stencil coming therefrom.
F. F. Mills had goods valued ovcf $50
stolen from his team at East Eddington.
Monday night, mostly boots and shoes.
The Penohscot Co fair held at East Ed
dington last week, was attended by a good
l., number Of Amherst citizens.
James W. BlaisdeIl one of the county
commissioners. was in this section last
week looking after the county roads We
think ne must have found some of them
pretty rough
The Baptist quarterly meeting closed
3 days services at Great Pond on Sunday
and was attended by a happy number Of
Amhcrst's churc'Y going people.
Henry Sil~by. from California. is visit
iug relatives In and about town. pn his
return home to California, Mrs. Lucy A.
Jordan will accompany him.
Mrs. +. +. Mills and son have returned
from their visit 70 IIappytown,
sept 20.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Hancock Point.
Temperature exceedingly low for the
time of year.
IT, ID Ball j. at homc from South Gar
liner, Mas. for Few days
Miss T. Maud Ball las returned from
East Cornth where She has hccu for some
time past.
quite number Of our citizens con
template taking in" the Baptist A~socia-
ton at Franklin this wees
Nh ana Mrs Horace johnson of South
Gardiucr, Mass. arr the guests of H. y.
Ball.
Arthur loun.'> new house H. progress
ing finely under the hands Of carpenters.
maSon> aud painters.
Quite number Of our cotta-cr> are hay
ing their cottages painted anew Dr
Walton Mr.. Wing ]. Boar,iman and
several others y nhich II quite All improve
mcnf ~ their looks A. they are painted in
different cnIpr~ than before.
Mis-, Eva Crabtrce i, quite tit. Dr
Walton of Bangor attends her.
Mr. Frank Watson. custom hou,, officer
al New lurk Who ha> been un 4 short
Visit M relatives IN south Hancock re-
turned hpnc la-t week
~, Abbir Webster Il visiting relatives
in Buok-port
Mr. Henry Whiting moved e. hj~ win
ter residence af Ellsworth ou saturday
Nr, rrud.na- Staples wip i,s~ hy,.n ,j--
tfiu1 r..tjyg- iu towu returned tD h~r
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
LOCAL. NOTICES.
Give Them A Chance

That is to say your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery il l.. Not only the larger air-passages
but the thousands of little tubee and cavities
leading from them.
When these are clogsed aud choked VITA
matter which ought not to be there, your lungs
cannot half do their work. And what they do,
they cannot do well.
CaIl it cold, cough Group, pneumonia. ca
tarrh consumption any of the family of
throat and nose aud head and lung obstruc-
lions, all are bad. \ ought to be got rid OF.
There is Just one sure way TO get rid OF them.
That il TO take Boschee's German syrup,
which any druggist will sell YOU at - cents a
bottle. Even II everything else has failed YOU,
YOU may depend upon this for certain.
yr ~ c ow
HEALTH i impossible il the pores be
clogged Skin-Succcss Soap clean>es and slim
ulates them. Sold at the drug store OF ;. ID.
" iVtsiu
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Amherst.
Potato growers report lots Of rotten
ones.
The silsby reunion wa at Aurora last
week.
Rev Mr.. Fogg preached at the hall in
Amherst on Sunday.
Josiah Clewley is to receive a pension
amounting to sll.SO.
Silsby Goodwin has completed for him
self convenient carpenter shop.
Thomas Butler is finishing a nice house
for himself on the east side of up river
road.
Sias Dunham has added to his house a
coat of white paiut.
Mr.. Jordan, Deputy Sheriff at Ellsworth,
was on business two days in town last
week.
Urburn Clark has returned from Green
wood, where he has been at work since
spring.
f. f. Mills has improved the front of
his store by adding new piazza and plat
form.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
National n G W 5

.n-ra+-', rr.u pyy.u-larn Kan
-t,., -,y. rlta, Vim 4 Wa-Ltu,t1u. up
:, 81. ...,tb ,a.. u...tr..-, tiy.p, r,!atiy, Of
Con t,,.,~.,,. V}a.l,iti,t.,u ami th,. LAST
mi. commemorative. -.,,f mann, j. d.a,!
..,,,. y wears ,,lF 1uI wa. In many r,-
.r.,.,.t. ,l.~. Ia,.r...t,n., character ur
,,.,. ..,rn I'M, ytr.,...s \nr,, n I-.u ard
lnu,ru tl kruturEv wLeu about + years
p.I Ilt Wa 4 >uu uf Fairfax Washing
tou Cen. Wa~hn-tpn'- second cousin.
ant wa, the oldest Of ten children.
lu,.,.p,.r JIif,. extraordinary session
Of the general term Of thr supreme court.
called ID hear the argument upon Jacob
Sharp, appeal from hi~ conn iction for
bribery, assembled III NrW YorN before a
crowded court room. Judge Van Brunt
presided lie announced ihat thl> court
would slt untl "'5"' allowing >!N ho"FN
Tor argument winch was "i'lHe" up eF'H-
!! o''"e'" '"v ooui'>"''
The Ne" Hampshire senate M
passed PHI providing that ho railroad
car ia the STATE Shall hr heat"N 3y any
method unless approved hy tA" raiiroad
commissioners and that IN u" event shall
the common stove oe allowed
Tie destruction by floods on the
Southern Pacific railroad in Arizona. j.
much greater than at first supposed For
BIO mile. there are numbcrlc~- wa>houtS.
4 thousand men are al work and it will re-
i"t h't,,..n Tnr"an and Rnnr"m Thr rnod>
are H. .,rg.atcst nye,, kno,yn IN arizona
~. MI, ~ ,-.,.l. ..,,,t r,,,,. hri.l,a. ,,u
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

The Washington County Agricultural
fair was held at Pembroke, September IA
and Is. There was a good display and
large attendance. Bangor horses took the
sweepstakes.
As a result of the kennebec campaign
against the rumsellers IS 900 has been
paid into the county treasury and ten deal
ers are behind prison bars.
The remaining buildings at Oak Grove
Seminary were destroyed by fire Sunday.
They consisted of a gymnasium and stable
and the loss is 81, 900.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Wedding Bells.


son of sullivan, was the scene of no
ticeahle event on Wednesday evening, th,
l4th inst, the occasion beng the marriag,
of their only daughter, Lille Augusta, ant
George G. Emery, of Kansas City, former
" OF sullivan and son Of Cyrus Emery
Esq. The ceremony was performed by
Rev, J. Il. Bowler in the presence Of the
immediate families of both bride and
groom, at : 30 P. NJ. followed immediate
ly by reception from to Ia. The con
tracing parties stood in the bay window
under a horse shoe Of flowers The rooms
were beautifully decorated with many
unique and artistic designs. the work OF
Miss Rosa Bcnni> aud Miss Helen Prcblc.
The bridal pair were the recipients of
many lovely andvaluable gifts from friends
~ both. They leave in few days for
Kansas CITY. their future home where they
VIII Pc followed ny the best wishes Of
many friends ou 10Th Sides
we regret that ". were unable to ac-
ccp' IN jar, alton 20 be present. The
ANrEIr,N wishes the happy couple the
choicest blessings OF earth and heaven
Ill
Sch Abigail HAYNES, capt. Lord, in beat
inc up the bay. Monday, mis,taycd and got
ashore on Lord', Point. The vessel came off
again Tue-'iay without much damage. a We
arr Informed. >hc was nearly full OF freight
for Ellsworth parties.
"i'. f''N h''1N'h' 'A'''d on " in'>daN
'A' ''.' d. 'a' 'nr'.,'nS ''oIS oi ms eAP'F'
'" ''a"' h'"N'- ne statement A
"ii'.' '"' 10y i''i'i' IN another '"'n'"h
''.' '"' "h'' '''Tf' anu % : We" '"'' 100
vi ha'' "h'H !" "'i 'h'' 'h' ~ h''h '','
I'"" '"' N''H' ""'"uuFA "aN' ''' l"ur "'"-
""- '"' "''.'h i"'"''i''' 'Nt'Hfeh
FrsH. Wiggin. late Lieut.. in 10th Me.
Er-'n. af.s- jan town cIuVa~>ing for the Treas
ur, "t .n-" which consists Of three volumes,
tWo >"oe' 'ud 90" Instrumental. and which j.
'"n"nnr'4 ~ musical r"oI z 20 b. the finest
a'.t'n nf song aud inl-ieli gems in 'he
w"rd. Ihe h'oA> arc -rlcnd'diy gotten np
and fr Worry reasonable Ia prior. Fhcy are
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Special Bargains in Dress Silks.

One lot Of Satin Rhaames Black and coodat SO worth p
other lot 81 II 2, worth $3.50; 10 different shades Of i Fuca
beautiful Grain Silks from
IS up Rtmers 81 The extremely
goods cheaper else
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Sulliyan-SePt IA, bs Rev. J, K. Bowler, Mr.
George { Emery, Of Kansas City, Mo. and Miss
lille A >tiason OF sullivan.
Deer Isle-->cpt. :, By Rev. {. y. Gleason, Mr.
Charles Wo0d and Miss Jennie Haskell. both of
Deer Isle.
Plymouth Mass.-Sept. 3, by Rev Mr.. Tucker
man, Mir. Charles r. schroeder of Plymouth and
Miss Annie r. sylvester, Of Deer Isle.
Orland-Scpt -, BY f. W. Gross, Esq, Mr.
Charles W. Sad iox and Miss Mamie e. ooper
both OF Orland.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
are rotting badly.

ton, OF sullivan.
Cyrus Emery. Esq, OF Sullivan, was in
the city, Friday.
The Verona bridge is to be taken up this
week for repairs.
Capt. John Davis Is building a house on
/ Hancock street
Mr. George Cunningham Is confined to
his house by Illness.
Mr.. Edmund Bonsey is building a dry
house GA Water street.
Jas Frazier has moved and repaired his
stable on Franklin street.
See the advertisement OF Daniel Adams
offering his valuable farm for sale.
Edward X. Woodward who has been i'll
with typhoid fever is now improving.
Z. c. Chat;o. Esq, of South Brooksvile,
was in this city on Monda,.
r Mr. Royal has been making extensive re-
pair. on her buildings on Franklin st.
Miss Lillian Presby. of this city, has been
spending few weeks in Cherryfield.
Judge Emery has recently returned home
from HohllH. Il letHn 81 touI' 'u tN'atatntn
county.
From June 70 TO September II. 1851 books
have been given out from the Bar Harbor
library.
The schooner Samuel Lewis arrived at this
port last week with load Of coal for u. II.
Eppc~.
DR.. Alexander and Abby NJ. Fulton.
were in thi. city Tuesday. lie /, improving in
health.
Colin Mckenzie and two Of his sons. of
thi~ city. have gone TO Cape Breton Island. 10
Visit relatives.
-oco Goodwin Of thi. city, and John Newell
and Edward Finn Of Ellsworth Falls, have
gone to California
a company OF gyp>ies have been stopping
by the side Of the road just below the Cards
brook school-house.
-Cha- II. Grindal is erecting 3 substantial
and commodious building on Franklin ST..
which will be used for a carriage hou>r ami
storc house.
Mr. f. l.. Young, OF MilbridSe. was In
town Friday. lie has been spending the sum
lner at Bar Harhor. but is about 10 return 10
H. home in Milbrid-r.
Hon. q. VI. Warren left Ca.tine last week
10 i,in the Governor and Statf on their trip to
Philadelphia 10 attend the centennial q the
,l,,,,jon ~ IN, con,;i,utior.
,..,..,.. ..,.. H.. ,,,,. ,,...,u,,
-, -, ,...,,.' D., ~,
banks. having experienced rough foeSy sum
raar.
nh, Treasury Department hs- authorized
cafg,cfor Krduan to issue new rsr.r, 10 the
.-h.su.r Waiter VI. Youny In leu oi iAu.c
l.f. I'm III, hands II the Rlurno,e custom. Of
h''''''
We understand iba' Mc~Sr,.H VI 4 BiiaH
Vii, 10 an early day. commence The "arh %
building ucw mill nn the -iic ~ the aue dc-
s'f"-. - - y. i'tl'f h'' '"'A i"f' ~ i'
~ 7h I'.'1"' i' Wa '1A'h "h ''' '''"'"
rom " '''f' '"''' aug. - ne ""' ''l't'' 'h-
''i'i' 'i .i''' -''1' = ar '''
r ""' ~ ~" week
Levi. U"a.Ain-. son ~ pr T. W. Iin.i--
.,... ,,,,.,,
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Cloak and Shawl Department

out Of style price short long lar" small over
% them Seal TIA trr
96wouh s33 00 hld 29a3 fourth
is AIN,
of If Il Of
M ir
nedo (ir.Iln Misses
meuts ~ great trtv rcna katiy handsome and
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
600 Pieces Of Dress Goods !

cs in all
novelties Prices enough This
yctoy You will
gctt DRESS TRIMMINGS everything iu fash
ion W. Al retail small a
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

To
Inducements in and low Ike nothing better
nrtin Our
in the Dry and Far Goods u
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Married..

West Deer l-lc-Sept. !, TO the wife Of AmbruS,
ThurstJB, a daughter.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Died,

Obituary nett6es besoad the Date, Name and Age
NUT H. paid far at The rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth Sept. !, Charlie. only OF A. b.
and Allie VI. Straight aged months.
sept I5 earl H. Lord, aged % years.
Brooklin-Aug. -, Mary L., daughter of Capt.
Emory L. and Mrs Bryantha Dodge, aged 81 yeass
and months. Miss Dodge departed this Fife IN the
full assurance of blissfnl imnortai;ty In the life
to come.
Deer Isle-sept, s. aiis. Georgiana Greenlaw.
aged27 yea1S.
.,.aset-Sept. g. Of paralysis, Mr.. E. p. Haskell,
aged 55 years.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Gonaiyee->ld sept /, brig + T Campbell Lord
New York
castle Island-P Passed sept s. brig " Parker
Kane, from Colon for New York
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

When Baby va sick We gave her Ca.,oria
when sh~ Wa Child she rie.l for astoria
wAen 81, bcoAn. Miss sae elanc TO astoria
When a., A,d CAl.drea sac gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Too HEAVY \ DECkLoAD.-Eot long ago 4
man hired a team Al one Of the livery stables
Ia Haugor and started for Aurora for his wife
tie got pretty well filed up with liquor before
he started ana when on top of Chicks bill be
came unconscious and tunbed out and the
horse straved of on an Old road leading into
the " odS. when the driver recovered con-
sejouspess be made an effort to ind his horSe
but failed Mr. Crosby, driver Of the Air
Line stage found the blanket and robes on his
route and three days later Mr. Adeibert
Fletcher of Amherst SAW the tracks III TINS
old road and followed them up and found the
horse and Concord wagon. The animal ha'f
been without anything to eat or drink for the
three davs. as he was checked and haruessed.
The above is a good argument in favor OF q
sspersonal liberty association"
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Take d. X. and be 0. X. See ad.
Iva
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Correction.

Permit me. Nr-il.tDr. t' HlAhe some cor
reelioI- iu 'he aTir, "Haw salt i
made pu TUra', Island" The nam Of the
outer Islands !, Cair5-. The popuA,iau,n 81 hife
sud colored q Grand Turk." Turk Island,
i, ua,., .--l. f,mar lli4. total. 207a: % the
other settlement, named. 2G5j. uiaAinz total
Of 47s}. of ,he Whole c"iouy. ! ain -onlc~ hat
particular about thi, point. Il, wrong state
nlelit Of the population ha- been called 70 my
attention. Salometer Is the name Of the in-
strumeH used 10 measure the density O the
water. II j. snIalI -ls~~ tube with bulb at
the bottom in which OF course there i qlick-
silver A. The water eyaporIic> aud becomes
dense the quicksilver lowers in the tube. until
the strength OF the pickle" a. il j. termed L
strong enough TO rali>e the quicksilver 10 settle
10 the point needed for turning il into the pans
Upon the same principle women who make
soap. test the strength Of the lye II belongs
to th, Bahama group ana i in lat. q deg,
30 min and lon. Il deg, - min. Of course
solar evaporation i the way the salt ! eX-
tracIcd from "a; Water. y k.>.
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

>'h Woo.iynck, llutrhiu-. bar IiArbor
81 >vt Flower, M.l!Aeu, Bar lIlrhOr
SAILED
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22

Sch Abigail Haynes, capt. Lord, in beat
iug up the bay. Monday, mis,taycd and got
ashore on Lord, Point. The vessel came off
again TUESDAY without much damage. a we
arr informed. >hc was nearly full Of freight
for Ellsworth parties
Ellsworth American., 1887-09-22
Yarns and WOE 5tedsy

only yy als low prices second ..'- -a
usually Try Yarn our o l.u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-11-25

OF them projecting above the sursacs
OF the water. and others at various
distances beneath IL: and the chan
ces are that these entsrprisine pisca.
torial artists will in thu future 90 d
that their patriotic labors will not
only he. as heretofore, altogether
uasppreciaied, but unsuccessful and
exasperatipe beyond endurance
In short. considering how the
ponds have hem improved and pre-.
pared for the purposes for which
they are intended. according TO the
directions Of an experienced piscicul.
tur'st. u il not too much to say that
Wet Virginia now Las a Fishery
That will compare favorably with any
OF similar proportions OF any State
In The Union; and il our citizens do
not reap from it the benefits to which
they arc entitled, it will simply be
oecanso they will not take advantage
OF the opportunity, afforded them BY
the State, OF procuring the best OF
foo6 fishee, W thout money and with
out price.
In our next issue VIC shall have
something to say about tho German
carp; which subject wo shall handle
~ best We car, a. We are not much
OF an ichthyologiss, but arey never
theIess, interested In this particular
ish just now.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-11-25
A Deserved Tribute.

TIE Stanton Spectator Of last
week. speaking OF John Booker, Esq..
fltber'in'law fRev. G. ". Finley &
H. w. Daley, Jf. Esq, of this place.
who spent tue past summer in Rom
ney, says:
For more than thirty years, the
prodUce.trsde OF Richmond number
ed among It's most active and inHu.
entail members the gentleman whose
name heads this article, John Booker,
Esq. Before that, and previous to
the opening of the Richmond & DA1-
vile Railroad, be was leading mer.
chant OF Charlotte, G. II. or The old
merchants Of our capital city, famed
for their high bearing and social ex .
cellence, another has retired from The
scenes Of its trade where tobacco
wheat ard corr we're the principal
producLs. The South side section of
the State, OF which " may be said Mr..
Booker was iu large measure, the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-11-25

coumercial representative on the bu.
~ exchanges Of our chief emporium
OF trade. may we'll be proud Of the
value and extent of its contributions
to increase the wealth and import
ancs OF Richmond. which has warm
place in the affections OF every vir-
sinian. In his retirement. Mr.. Book.
CT comes 70 dwell in our Valley. Ills
nome 10 now with his sop. Rev F..
Booker. pastor Of Hebron Church.
de is warmly welcomed. both because
OF tie esteem in which he is held By
those Who know him, and because OF
he Gear relationship 20 The beloved
past'r OF the old Colonial church, q
little way ont Of the city.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-11-25

The commissions appointed bv
the circuit Courts of Hampshire and
Hardy counties respectively 10 de.
termine the dividing line between
he two counties from the eastern
base of the Big Noun ain to the
Frederick county (Va) line, have
entered upon their duties. but have
so far been unable to egree upon an
umpire. The Hampshire commits
zion is composed of: Messrs II Fl
Williams G N Hie.t and Col Alex
Monroe; while Hardy is represented
by Messrs John Fisher Ii W Mckee.
yer End Captain Chipley.
Mrs. Lucy Whitaker OF Fauquier
Co., Va. is here on a visit to her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Har.
m!sou.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-11-25
WHAT AN l TO Dor

The 81 mptoms Of Bi.iousne.s are unl,appi.
" but too well kuown. They differ In diff
erent Individuals 10 some extent. A Bill.
ious man 10 seldom q breakfast eater. Too
frequently, alas. he has an excellent appel to
Tor liquids but none for solids OF morni nQ .
His tongue will hardly bear inspection at an '
time: IT 1t IL not white aud furred, il is
rough. at all ev,nts.
The dige stive system is wholly out Of o.
der and Diarrhea or Con sti ostion NAV he |.
symptom or the two may alternate. There
arc often Hemorrholds or even loss of blood
There may be giddiness and often sssd ache
and scidity or aatulencs aud tenderness i'm
tue pit OF tbs stomach. To ,rrec, all this
II not eject a cure try GREsN's Aueusr
FLOWER il costs but triHle aui thouslal
attest its efficacy.